Frank Marzullo
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 8
- Latest publication
- Sep 22, 2026
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- Jul 15, 2026
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Local law professor says Trump's own words could hurt him in White House press ban lawsuit (opens the original)
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anchors 'Good Morning Tri-State' and reports on news and issues across the area. Have a story you'd like Frank to cover or a news tip? Reach out to him at frank.marzullo@wcpo.com. CNN, MSN and Politico are suing the Trump administration after journalists from all three organizations were turned away from the White House over the weekend. The organizations argue the ban violates their First Amendment rights and retaliates against coverage the president dislikes. Kenneth Katkin, a professor at Cha
Saint Elizabeth Medical Center doctor answers your biggest flu shot questions ahead of flu season (opens the original)
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anchors 'Good Morning Tri-State' and reports on news and issues across the area. Have a story you'd like Frank to cover or a news tip? Reach out to him at frank.marzullo@wcpo.com. Flu season is approaching, and a local doctor is answering some of the most common questions about the flu vaccine — including whether it can actually make you sick. Dr. Ken Bazydlo of Saint Elizabeth Medical Center in Edgewood said now is the right time to get vaccinated. "Now is a great time to get your vaccine becau
Family of I-71 crash victims asks Jon Husted campaign to pull ad using their photo (opens the original)
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anchors 'Good Morning Tri-State' and reports on news and issues across the area. Have a story you'd like Frank to cover or a news tip? Reach out to him at frank.marzullo@wcpo.com. The family of three people killed in a crash on Interstate 71 is asking a U.S. Senate campaign to stop using their photo in a political ad. Lynnea, Luke, and Logan Soposki were killed in a construction zone crash. A Senate campaign is now using their image in an ad without the family's consent. Lynnea Soposki, her husb
Sacred Heart Church cancels October ravioli dinner after storms spoil thousands of homemade raviolis (opens the original)
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anchors 'Good Morning Tri-State' and reports on news and issues across the area. Have a story you'd like Frank to cover or a news tip? Reach out to him at frank.marzullo@wcpo.com. CINCINNATI — Sacred Heart Church in Cincinnati is canceling its special October in-person ravioli dinner after storms knocked out power to the church, spoiling 1,500 homemade raviolis, 70 gallons of sauce and about 500 meatballs. The October dinner was set to be the first in-person event since COVID. Organizers said by
Films to light up Mariemont Theatre screens again with soft opening (opens the original)
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anchors 'Good Morning Tri-State' and reports on news and issues across the area. Have a story you'd like Frank to cover or a news tip? Reach out to him at frank.marzullo@wcpo.com. CINCINNATI — The historic Mariemont Theatre will once again screen films starting this month, and a grand reopening gala will close down Mariemont Square in September. The Mariemont Theatre by Cindependent has launched its new website, where tickets are now on sale for a soft opening happening on Friday, Aug. 28. Then,
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